The sunscreen mistake putting your scalp at risk

Most people consider themselves diligent about sunscreen, carefully covering the face, arms and legs before heading outside. But dermatologists say there's one area that gets skipped far more often than people realize, and it happens to be one of the more common sites for skin cancer. According to skin experts, the scalp, including the hairline…

ByDorcas OnasaJuly 17, 20260Comments

Skincare

The risky peptide trend promising a tan without the sun

A new wellness trend is borrowing Barbie's name for an unlikely reason. Influencers have started calling melanotan I and melanotan II the Barbie peptide, touting the injections and nasal sprays for their ability to deepen skin tone while also suppressing appetite and boosting libido, a combination some say fits the doll's image. But dermatologists say…

ByDorcas OnasaJuly 10, 20260Comments

Nails

Avoid this risky press on nail removal mistake

Press-on nails have become one of the easiest ways to achieve a polished manicure without spending hours at a salon. Available in countless colors, shapes and finishes, they offer a convenient alternative to gel, acrylic and dip powder manicures while often costing much less. Dermatologists say press ons are generally considered one of the safer…

ByDorcas OnasaJuly 3, 20260Comments

Skincare

5 sunscreen spots most people skip

Daily sunscreen use lowers the risk of melanoma and squamous cell carcinoma, and it remains the most effective anti-aging step available, since the vast majority of visible skin aging comes from UV exposure, sunscreen only works when it's applied fully. Missed areas leave skin vulnerable, even with regular use. Research published in the journal PLOS…

ByDorcas OnasaJuly 2, 20260Comments

Wellness

Psoriasis may affect 2 hidden parts of your sleep

People living with psoriasis often focus on managing the visible symptoms of the chronic skin condition, including inflamed patches, itching and discomfort. But new research suggests the disease may also interfere with sleep in ways that are easy to overlook, even when people believe they are getting enough hours of rest. The study found that…

ByDorcas OnasaJuly 1, 20260Comments

Beauty

Are millennials really aging better than Gen Z?

A claim has been spreading online that a 35 year old can look younger than someone in their early 20s, and the numbers back up the interest: searches asking why millennials look so young have jumped more than 1,000 percent over the past year. Much of the anxiety is coming from Gen Z, who increasingly…

ByDorcas OnasaJuly 1, 20260Comments

Skincare

Does Botox weaken your emotions?

Botox has become one of the most talked about cosmetic treatments in the world, helping millions soften fine lines and wrinkles with quick, minimally invasive injections. But a recent wave of social media discussions has sparked a different kind of conversation, with some users wondering whether the popular treatment could affect a person's ability to…

ByDorcas OnasaJune 25, 20260Comments

Skincare

Your shower habit might be aging your skin faster

Doctors say what works in your 20s could seriously damage your skin as you age—here's what they recommend instead. For most of us, daily showering has long felt like a given—part of the morning ritual, as automatic as brushing our teeth. But what if that well-meaning routine is quietly doing more harm than good? According to…

ByDempsey May AyucoJune 23, 20260Comments

Skincare

The best and worst skin treatments for melanin rich skin

Cosmetic procedures that smooth, tighten and resurface skin have come a long way, but for people with darker complexion, not every treatment is equal. Devices using light, heat and sound can slow visible aging, but the wrong approach can trigger inflammation that leads to unwanted dark spots, scarring or patches of lighter skin. Dermatologists who…

ByDorcas OnasaJune 21, 20260Comments

Beauty

Green light therapy offers promising benefits beyond skincare

Green light therapy has quietly been gaining attention as the latest wellness treatment to watch. While red light therapy remains the most talked-about LED treatment for anti-aging and skin rejuvenation, dermatologists and health experts say green light may offer a different set of benefits that extend well beyond skincare. Unlike red light, which penetrates deeper…

ByDorcas OnasaJune 20, 20260Comments

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The sunscreen mistake putting your scalp at risk

The risky peptide trend promising a tan without the sun

Avoid this risky press on nail removal mistake

5 sunscreen spots most people skip

Psoriasis may affect 2 hidden parts of your sleep

Are millennials really aging better than Gen Z?

Does Botox weaken your emotions?

Your shower habit might be aging your skin faster

The best and worst skin treatments for melanin rich skin

Green light therapy offers promising benefits beyond skincare

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